OrderMyFood

An online food ordering system developed using MEAN (MongoDB, ExpressJS, Angular, NodeJS) with jwt authentication enabled and password encrypted.

Live Demo: https://order-my-food-online.herokuapp.com/

How to run the application?

Prerequisites:

• Node LTS version
• git
• Angular CLI

1. Clone the repository in your local machine.
2. Navigate to client directory and run the command npm i. Do the same for server directory.
3. Navigate to server directory , create a file named .env.
4. Inside the .env file, add your mongodb remote string as DB_CONNECTION and a secret key (any string) for your jwt token as SECRET_KEY (refer this file - https://github.com/kishan0725/order-my-food-MEAN/blob/main/server/.env.example).
5. Go to your atlas mongodb, create a new collection called hotels under the database that you created and copy the contents of the hotel details from here - https://github.com/kishan0725/order-my-food-MEAN/blob/main/client/src/assets/api/data.json and insert it in your hotels collection.
6. Run the command node server from the server directory and navigate to your localhost url.
7. Now, you should see the application running in your browser.

How to make any changes in the UI?

To make changes and verify it locally

1. Go to server.js, uncomment the lines from 10 to 14 and comment out the lines from 18 to 26.
2. Save the changes and run node server under the server directory.
3. Go to client/src/environments/environment.ts, comment out the line no. 8 and uncomment line 7.
4. Do whatever changes you want in the application and save it.
5. Run the command ng serve under the client directory.
6. Open the localhost URL shown in your terminal.
7. Now, you should see the changes that you made in the application.

To run the changes in the production environment

1. Once the changes that you made are okay for you, go to client/src/environments/environment.ts, uncomment line no. 8 and comment out the line 7.
2. Save the changes and run the command ng build --prod in the client directory.
3. After the successful build, replace the contents of the public folder under the server directory with the contents of dist/order-my-food in the client directory.
4. Go to server.js, comment out the lines from 10 to 14 and uncomment the lines from 18 to 26.
5. Run the command node server under the server directory.
6. Open the localhost URL shown in your terminal.
7. Now, you can verify the changes that you made and deploy it wherever you want (In my case, I deployed it in the Heroku).

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Screenshots

• Minimalist Registration and Login Page

  

• Home Page having list of hotels

• Searching - We can search for hotel names, cuisines, location, etc

• Sorting - We can sort them by Name(default), Reviews and Ratings

• Individual Hotel Page having list of menus - we can add the menus to the cart

• Adding menus to the basket/cart

• Adding duplicate menu to the basket/cart

• Basket of menus

• Payment acknowledgement

• Order History